Creek Street Christian College

After months of rehearsals, singing, dancing and hard work behind the scenes, Creek Street Christian College proudly presented Mary Poppins Jr. at Bendigo Baptist Church.

Throughout the journey, students developed their performance skills, built confidence, formed new friendships and experienced the rewards of working together towards a shared goal. From costume fittings and photoshoots around Bendigo to rehearsals and Production Week, it was wonderful to see the show come to life.

Led by an outstanding cast, crew and Production Team, audiences were treated to memorable songs, energetic dance numbers and plenty of Mary Poppins charm. The performances showcased not only the talents of our students, but also their dedication, perseverance and teamwork.

We extend our sincere thanks to everyone who contributed to the success of the Production. A special thank you to our Production Captains, Leila and Natasha, for their leadership and encouragement throughout the rehearsal process; Caleb Caldwell for his work constructing the set; Anita Scott from Scott's Mascots and Costumes for helping bring our characters to life; Bendigo Baptist Church for hosting us; and Joe Boyle AV for their support with lighting, audio and technical production.

As the curtain closes on Mary Poppins Jr., we celebrate a Production filled with growth, friendship and lasting memories. We are incredibly proud of all our students and grateful to everyone who helped make this Production such a special experience.

Our SSV Inter School Volleyball Team proudly represented Creek Street Christian College today, competing with determination, resilience, and a high level of skill. Throughout the day, our students demonstrated outstanding sportsmanship and competed confidently against strong opposition.

We are incredibly proud of the way they represented our College both on and off the court. A special thank you Luca (year 10) for coaching the team to achieve what they did. Also to our parent helpers—without your support and assistance, days like this would not be possible.

On the 27th May, the book ‘Luna Roo the Kangaroo Baller’ was read to our Prep - Year 4 students for National Simultaneous Storytime. The event was fun and engaging for all involved.

Students in Years 10–12 recently attended an engaging presentation from the Australian Defence Force, gaining insight into career pathways, training, and life in service. It was a valuable opportunity to explore future possibilities and hear firsthand about the skills, commitment, and experiences involved in ADF careers.

Students in Years 9–12 attended the Tomorrow Bound Careers Expo, exploring a wide range of industries and engaging directly with exhibitors about future pathways. The experience provided valuable insights into career options, helping students make informed decisions about their subjects and post-school opportunities.

Our Year 2 students had a fantastic time during their Learn Beside PE session, where parents joined in the fun and experienced learning alongside their children.

It was wonderful to see so much teamwork, encouragement, and joy as families participated together in active and engaging games.

From the 13th of May to the 15th, the Year 8’s went on a journey to the Tandara Lutheran Camp in the Grampians, making memories that ought to last forever. A path exploring God, climbing the breathtaking Pinnacle, spending evenings doing a wide range of activities and nights consisting of campfires, karaoke and joy.

We embarked on a trip filled with lots of laughter, obstacles to face, and fun moments enjoyed together. Some of the main activities we did included rock climbing, abseiling, visiting the Venus Baths, playing sports at the camp site, playing mini golf and taking part in the Pinnacle walk. The weather was great all 3 days we spent there and the campsite was one of the best. Our class enjoyed each and every bit of camp and being together made those few days; memories of a lifetime. Thank you so much to the staff that joined us, they truly made it special and without their support and guidance it wouldn't have been as great as it was.